What to Expect in 2020, for Listed Companies & Entities Regulated by SEBI

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What to Expect in 2020, for Listed Companies & Entities Regulated by SEBI

What is SEBI :

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).is a statutory regulatory body that is owned by the Government of India.a transparent environment for their investment in a business.

The primary reason for setting up SEBI is to prevent malpractices in the capital market of India and to enhance its development in 2020.

Here is a glimpse into the future, based on the circulars and notifications already passed by SEBI.

Annual Business Responsibility Report – for top 1000 listed Cos in 2020 :

The Securities and Exchange Board of India Regulations, 2019 by making it mandatory for the top 1,000 listed companies to prepare the Annual Business Responsibility report, covering their activities related to environment and stakeholder relationship, on 26th December 2019. 

Draft Placement memorandum of Units by Infrastructure Investment Trusts w.e.f 15 January 2020 :

The Securities and Exchange Board of India vide Circular dated 24th December 2019 has issued guidelines for the filing of draft placement memorandum of units by an InvIT and this Circular shall be effective from 15th January 2020.

Cut off time for collection of margins by commodities traders :

The Securities Exchange Board of India in its Notification dated 29th November 2019 has issued circular on cut-off time for the collection of margins from commodities traders that are traded beyond banking hours
The collection of current report margins from the clients in case of clearing corporations which was till the End of Day (EOD)

New Penalty Structure for short-collection or non-collection of margins :

The Securities and Exchange Board of India on 19th November 2019, has issued a circular on collection and reporting of margins by trade members/clearing members in the cash segment. 

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